Theme Enhancements

Ever wanted to be able to add specific themes or styles to individual nodes. YES! I know you have. But you still want control. This module started out as a way to theme font colors on a per node basis. Its simple approach can allow you to do much more.

This module allows you to define classes that you can add to the body tag of your html document on a per node basis. You define the classes that are available in the setting page and use a drop select on the node to choose the style.

This module provides an easy way to indicate which menu item is active adding the active CSS class depending the path that the users are seeing.

IMPORTANT
This assumes they are using theme('menu_link') for the menu rendering to html.

FEATURES

Creates an appcache manifest

A simple css templating system, born out of the need for different sections of a site to need different colors. It's basically a wrapper around the ctools css generation stuff, allowing you to declare you templates and 'sections' (css selectors) in a couple of hooks fairly easily.

Maintenance countdown module provides its own maintenance page with countdown timer, time for this timer can be set in the admin interface. Otherwise, if you don't set time, will be shown a normal Drupal maintenance page or from your theme.

Imagecache works great, and the idea of this simple module is to let you to use a second url (static) to share the images build by imagecache.

This module lets you use a second domain as a cdn to download faster the full website, http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html

With this module the Yslow (firefox pluggin) gives you really good news about your website ;).

This module adds a visibility column to the block admin screen.

One of the difficulties with managing drupal sites is that over time the block admin page gets very cluttered. There are often dozens of blocks in a region, each with different visibility settings. This makes it very difficult to determine which blocks show up on which pages.

This module adds a column to the block admin page and lists the visibility settings. It works with all the core settings and can be extended by contrib modules.

Introduction

Developed by Raised Eyebrow Web Studio

In Drupal, modules are often used to provide access to javascript libraries, but it's often undesirable to include those libraries on every page. The theming system makes it possible to specify where and when a javascript library file is included, but this system is not always sufficiently flexible.

OM Maps is a plugin of OM Maximenu (for ver. 1.0-rc5 and beyond), it's a collection of image maps used for navigating your site sections/pages.

Tutorial of how to use this API to build a region
Regions in Drupal are defined by the theme layer. This is problematic in instances where you want to add blocks / boxes to a specific region that is theme independent. Some examples of when you would want to use this module: